+The Census: More than a population count
Michelle Chang is a policy and equity coordinator from the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits.
She points out the census does a lot more than count people.
++As baby boomers retire, some of Minnesota's largest nonprofits are searching for new leaders
Some national reports say there will be widespread turnover and a leadership shortage in the sector.
+Nonprofit wages match government salaries in Minnesota for the first time
“Over the last 10 years, there’s been major progress,” said Jon Pratt, executive director of the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits. “There’s no economic reason it should be less [than government wages].”
+Minnesota cuts taxpayers a break on 2018 deductions
The Revenue Department's decision is welcome news to charities, said Taylor Putz, a public policy advocate at the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits.
+Minnesota groups prep for challenging 2020 census
Outside of government, private organizations such as the Minnesota Council on Foundations and the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits are organizing under the Minnesota Census Mobilization Partnership.
+As United Way shrinks, some nonprofits are left behind
Still, revenues have declined — at the Greater Twin Cities agency and across the country.
And Jon Pratt is not predicting a turnaround.
+Pence Touts Tax Cuts On Swing Through Minnesota, North Dakota
But it remains to be seen just how influential the vice president's message will be.
+Minnesota nonprofits blast federal tax cut proposals
+How the federal tax bill could affect Minnesotans
John Pratt, executive director of the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits, said increasing the standard deduction could cut in half the number of people who will itemize their tax returns.
+No thanks to sleight of hand in the tax bill, all nonprofits could engage in politics
Nonprofits and foundations didn’t ask for this change. It was something proposed by a very small number of religious leaders.
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